Hero Section UX/UI Redesign
🔥 Before vs. After – Hero Section UX/UI Redesign! 🔥
🚨 Initial Design Issues (Before Redesign)
The original hero section had UX/UI flaws impacting clarity, engagement, and conversions:
1️⃣ Unclear Headline & Messaging – No structured Who, What, How. Lacked a clear value proposition.
2️⃣ Weak CTA – Poor alignment and no directional guidance for user action.
3️⃣ Readability Issues – Low contrast in the menu, weak text hierarchy.
4️⃣ Lack of Trust Signals – No social proof or credibility elements, weak product preview.ts to build trust.
Final Outcome: A High-Converting, Engaging Hero Section
The redesigned hero section effectively improves clarity, usability, and trust, leading to better user engagement and conversions.
Design Principles Applied:
✅ Visual Hierarchy ✅ UX Copywriting
✅ Conversion Optimization ✅ Contrast & Readability
✅ Trust Signals & Social Proof
Reviews
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Great job on the new design! The colour and contrast are a huge improvement, and the headline copy is well-crafted and effectively conveys the message. I like how you've used social proof to make the product more persuasive.
A couple of things you might want to look into:
- Beyond what you see - Accessibility: Making sure the design has proper semantic HTML, alt text for images, and keyboard navigation would make it more inclusive and reach a wider audience. It also benefits SEO.
- Internet consumers are more discerning: Exploring additional techniques, such as scarcity (e.g., limited-time offers), freemium model (e.g., provide free plan with limited features) or authority (e.g., expert endorsements), could further drive user engagement, build trust and encourage conversions.
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